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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
a Healthy stomach

is a blessing for which thousands of our
dyspeptic countrymen and women sigh in
vain, and to obtain which swallow much
medicine unayailingly. For no ailment-
probably-are there so many allegid rene
dies as for dyspepsia. The man of hum
bug is constantly glutted with the dollars
and dimes of those who resort to one nos
trum after another in the vain hope of Oh
tanning relief. at least. from this yeXatiouS
and obstinate malady. Experience inIi-
Gates Hostetters Stomach Bitters as means
of eradicating dyspepsia, in which a firm
reliance can be placed. No remedy has in
three decades and over established such
reputation. none has received such unquali-
fed professional sanction. 1t in an
admirable inyigorant. because it enrches
the blood. and not only this, but ii thor
oughly regulates the bowels, kidneys and
bladder. The nervous symptoms are
usually relieved by the medicine.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
A SPECIAL SESSION.
The Board Of Education Meets IL Consider
Bids for Heating Apparatus.

The Board of Education Meets to Consider
Bid. for Heating Apparatus.
The board of education met In adjourned
session last Friday evening for the purpose
of hearing from the committee on fuel and
heating regarding the heating of the Pleas
ant and Clifton street buildings.
Those present We're Beck. Bell. Holden,
Kay, kearns, LorenZ. Reifsnider. Ridgely.
Speilman, Schrimpf, Winger and the presi-
dent.
Mr.. Reifsnder, chairman of the commit
tee on fuel and heating. made his report by
reading the committee report and recon-
mending the acceptance OF the proposition
made by the Bennett Furnace company, of
Cincinnati. at > ll0.
Here a long discussion followed. and Mr..
LorenZ. Mr.. Winger and the president talk
ing. Mr.. Bennett was present, and made
his statement and explained the mode of
operation. Mr.. Beck wanted to know
when the work could be completed. Mr..
Bennett promised To have all done by the
time school opened.
Mr.. Winger then rose and asked permis-
sion to ask Mr.. Reifsnider. OF the commit
tee. why the Cincinnati firm was given the
preference over our own Springfield firm.
He believed that il ought 10 be known so
that each member could answer that ques-
ton when asked. Mr.. Reifsnider answered
by saying that the committee could get no
satisfaction from the Patric company. He
then read the bid and proposition of the
Patric company.
The question on the adoption of the re-
port of the committee for the Clifton street
building resulted as follows: Yeas. II:
nays. 3.
The question for the adoption of the re-
port for the Pleasant street building WAS
yeas II, nays 3.
Mr.. LOrcnz moved that the committee on
law and contracts be instructed 10 have an
ironclad contract drawn by the city solci- |
tor in this matter. Carried.
Mr.. Winger moved and was seconded by |
Mr.. Kay that the vote on the Pleasant |
street building be reconsidered. Ii result |
ed, yeas -, nays.
The object was to have a clearer under
standing rs 10 the exact cost.
Mr.. Winger then moved that the report |
be referred back TO the committee and re-
ported at the next meeting on Monday
evening.
A motion was carried to hold another
meeting next Monday evening.
Mr.. Reifsnider then presented a bill for
the balance of the firs: part of the payment
on furnaces placed by the Hess company of
Chicago. Carried.
Mr.. Shrimpf asked permission to talk
stone walks. He moved to reconsider Mr..
Russell's bid TO place an artificial walk in
front Of the High street building. Carried.
Adjourned.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
TO THE LADIES

Patronize home enterprise,
home mandatory, by leaving
your order at the Corset Sam
pie Rooms of the Springfield
Corset Co., southwest corner
Pleasant street and Linden
avenue, Springfield, o. A
large number of the bes
ladies of Springfield are wear
ing our corsets, and if you
doubt the merits of our goods
call at the office and we will
furnish alist Of names of those
that are wearing our goods +;
you can call on them and sat
isiy yourselves. AS a Dress
Corset it adds grace and
beauty to the form as a
Health Corset, it overcomes
all deleterious effects by sup
porting the weaker parts and
doing away with strangula-
ton. For ease and comfort
it surpasses any corset ever
worn; try our goods and you
will wear no other.
DIR. DeLaFonte has been
twenty years improving and
designing a Corset to over
come the injurious effects caus-
ed by the corsets in use. Have
you a son or daughter that is
hollow checked or round and
stopped shoulders If SO,
have them measured for a
shoulder brace we will guar
antee to straighten them up;
will develop the lungs and
will expand inspiration from
two to five inches in tour
weeks. Have you a weak
back or a spinal trouble? If
so, leave your measure for a
spinal supporter, including
our electro magnetic appli-
ance. which is a part of the
spinal supporter; if you are
nervous, or if you have curva-
ture or entable spine, try the
Electro Magnetic Appliance
if you are troubled with ner-
vous prostration, melancholy, |
despondency, wear our Elec-
tro Magnetic Appliance; it is
life itself and will cure many
ailments by arousing and pro
noting the nerve vital circula-
ton to natures requirements.
This is the first time in the
history Of our country that
electro magnetism has been
to the human body ;
it is the true animal magnet
ism, such as our bodies con-
tain heretofore in every case
where electricity was applied
in any form, it was galvanic,
not magnetic; if you want to
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our Corset if you want to be
Strengthened up, try our
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to be cured Of many aftlictions
use our Electro Magnetic
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are just what we represent,
and we can furnish abundance
Of reference tha. "
than sustain us
claim.
Call at South.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
DYSPEPSIA

Causes its victims to be miserable, hopeless.
confused, and depressed in mind, very irrita-
bic. languid, and drowsy. 1t Is disease
which does not get well Of itself. II requires
careful, persistent attention, and a remedy TO
throw of the causes and tone up the diges-
tive organs till they perform their duties
willingly. Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven
just the required remedy i'll hundreds OF cases.
81 have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys-
pepsia, from which have suffered two years.
tried many other medicines, but none proved
so satisfactory as Hoods Sarsaparilla-'
THOMAS COOK, Brush Electric Light Co.,
New York City.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

OF the age in the medical tine is the liquid
fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs, manufactured
only by the California Fig Syrup company,
San Francisco. Cal. II Is agreeable to the
taste. acceptable To- the stomach, harmless
in its nature. painless. yet prompt and
thorough in its action. For sale at Casper's
d ug store
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
Notice..
CORR or CoNNoN Pleas. CLARK County. 0sIo
William Argabright,
Plaintiff.
Margaret J Collision ct al.
Defendants.

BNartha Z. Norman. OF Polo Ogle county.
state Of Illinois, and Annie Oyerholser. Of
Quickyille. johnson county, state OF Kansas.
will take notice that petite n was died
against them on the sixth day Of August. A.
ID. lss7. IL. the court of common pleas. Clark
countv. ohio, by William Argabright. and 10
now pending. wherein said William ArYs-
bright demands partition of the following real
estate. to wit.
Situate in the County Of Clark. State Of Ohio.
and in German township; being part Of Sec
tion No -. Town No {, Range No y. N. K. ).
and Uart of Section No. IL. Town No. 4. Range
Nos.
Beginning at a stone AZ the southeast corner
of the southwest quarter OF Section No. IL.
Town T. Range No. 9: thence south 81 4 de-
grees. east - 81 100 poles, to a st0nei thelco
from said stone north degrees 81 minutes.
east Is st-lw poles to ston, thence north
s1t4, west - y 20 poles To "A stone: thence
north "a degrees. east y o2-lO poles TO .
stake; thence from said stake north 81 de-
grees ~ minutes, west 10 poles. TO . stake;
thence north degrees i2 minutes. east ~ poles
to a stake, thence north 81 degrees - mi Dates.
west - - Loo poles, to a stake; thence south
degrees 81 minutes. ps 500 poles. TO a stone:
thence south ssi9 degrees. east S - loo pslrs.
to stone in the half section line; thence
north degree Is minutes, east 6s 81 lp poles.
to the place II beginning.
Containing 22l Il l0g acres. OF which " 10 lU
acres are situated in said section No. "a. and
rs q LOO are situated in the west half Of Sec-
tiOn No. 10. and - 400 acres are situated Ia
the southeast quarter Of said Section No. lS-
And that at the next term of said court she
said v ilIiam trgsbright will apply for an order
This cause will he for hearing On and after
WILLIAM ARGABRIGHT.
GEu- A BEARD. Attorney for Plaintiff. ls7t
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

NJ. Heredia, the French minister of com
merce, is Cuban half-breed. NJ. Roche
fort invariably refers to him as ''the minis
terial niger"
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

San Francisco's historic sand Lot Is to
be no more. BY order of the supervisors Of
the city, it has been Sown with clover.
krarney is the proprietor Of peaceful in
ttlIigence office.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

Announcement has been made of the
death of Mr.. Henry Mayhem. of London.
IL was he who gave the name Punch to the
famous Journal
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

Summer complaint almost invariably cured
by the use of Fred Browns Jamaica Ginger.
Philadelphia. 1852.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
Ladies' Don't BE had Looking,

Don't drive tine boys away
By you1 swarthy or freckled skin;
The blemish need last but day
When beauty's homage you may win.
By using Champlin's Liquid Pearl
The change is made with every girl.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
,tiee to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOS AIS will be received At the
- office of j. :. Elliott. secretary Board Of
Hospital Commissioners. room No. 2, Mitchell
block, Springfield. Ohio. until IL o'clock noon
Friday. September 2. 1857, for furnishing the
labor and materials for the steam heating and
plumbing Of hospital buildings and the cree
tion Of a boiler house according TO the plans
and specifications on file at the ONCE Of c. A.
treager, room q. Mitchell block.
The committee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. J. :. ELLIOTT,
Secretary Board Of Hospital Commissi oners.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
RIFLE SHOOTING.

Some Excellent Scores N ade by the Spring
field Members ON Friday.
The Springfield rifle team held its regu-
lar practice shoot on Friday afternoon at
the club range on Perrin's farm. south of
the city. The shooting was considerably
above the average. the scores made by Mr.
Henry Croft, jr.. being especially good.
The shooting WAS at Hinman target, two
hundred yards. of hand, ten shots to the
score. Following is the score:
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

SONC, the Children. They are es.
S~NS pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough.
etc. We guarantee Acker's English
Remedy a positive cure. 1t saves
hours of anxious watching. Sold by
Frank II. Coblentz. corner Market and
High streets.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

The Chaw Talk Way is what the New
York Commercial .idrCrisCr calls the sum
mer assembly of incipient philosophers.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

Hohl & Lyon are the clever grocers and
their trade builds up with gr. at rapidty.
A full line of fine and staple goods that are
just what the people want.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

Money expended in personal adornmeni
i "'ten fOolishly wasted upon articles of
nu intrinsic value. 4 bottle of SOIODONT,
how r. is worth its weight in gold to any
one II. u5led with poor teeth, and lis price
is cash well spent by the purchaser. Though
il will not make the teeth regular. they who
use it are astonished at the rapid improve
ment il effects in the dental row. More
over. they breathe sweetness, and have
healthy gums and ruddy lips.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20

California fruit is very nice, but 800
and $500 a car are charged for freight to
the east.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
Sick Headache

"For the past two years l have been
afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
sa. | was induced TO try Hoods Sarsapa-
rila, and have found great relief. cheer
fully recommend it to all" Mrs. L. +.
ANSABLE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs Mary C. Smith, Cambridgeport, Mass.
was sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head,
ache. She took Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found il the best remedy She ever used.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-20
Hoods Sarsaparilla
100 Doses One Dollar.

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for IS. Mad
only by g. /. HOOD & Co, Lowell. Mass.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
AGerfei Spas uno Grmf.
@eiblider Barometer.

Sanuar.
Sat Der Wdnn bas Iebte 8ort,
6rtert es Gage lang irn DIT.
Sebruar.
6rie6t Der Wann bauu por Der f5rau,
Damn fGut pieoer etpas &bau.
Mdr,.
God ni6t obne Sloden S6ree
gleibt bes @sibss tros'9es @eb.
glpril.
Srmmt Der Wann i'm 8aui6 nod Saus
gri6t Elm Sonrsrrpetter aus.
Wai.
Setommt bas Srdu6en nete 8leioer,
ST Der SIrnmel tlar uno better.
SUM-.
Sit Der Waun nibt freunSli6 INNER,
@tbt es lhwiile quit I'M 3immer.
SuIi.
&iQ er bic 6eble it6 befeudten,
@tbt es itartes Wetterleudten.
ausuit.
@em Srennbe i'm beiu6en polen,
Sort man bumpfeS Tonnerrolen.
September.
g8iu er Serr i'm SauIe fem,
S9la9en iiberaQ Sltse ein.
Sttober.
2G6t Der Waun ii6 ni6t bepegen,
9iot's 9ewalt'9eu SbrGuensR sgeu.
Ropember.
ISiebt er wiQi9 ni6t ben geutel,
SGbrt ibm Sa9el aui ben S6eitel.
DECEMBER.
@ebt Der Nauu aIlein gum giere,
SIT ein Sturmpiuo Dor Der Sbiire.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
glIte 9eute nit piel Samilie.

Sin In Sernambuto sri9sinsnbes Slatt
er3dblt, bab elm in @abaruiras Grouinl
8ernambuto) Iebenber Wann, namens
Souquim Wareirc, 10 Sabre perbsiratbe'
Seueien lift. @r sab.'t l03 unS feline Sat.
tin 81 Sabre. Das @bepaar bate %
&inbsr, uOn benen 9 S6bt1e unS 8 S6dte'
nod am 9sbsn iinb uno burr rpeI@e he D!
abnen elmer srOBen 6umiIis seA 'oroen, d.
bsreits 1875 Sntsl unb 81 llrem'el 5ablf
Die sanSe SumiIie beitebt uunme,'r an,
233 gsrionen. - 8te gar elm auf IT. 'au'
in ROntantinopel eiuSstroifsnsr 6inaM !
beamter er5dblt bat, lebt in Rbarput sias
6rau, bic bersits oas Glitter pon $50 Sabrsr
srre9t bat, uus nod 10 riiitis ut, baB is
auf benz 6elbe arbsitsn fam. au9 Mil
ct 3psi 5rauen in abnIidsm @r.iisnalisr
entoedt baben, bic sIei6fuIs iid in uers
bdltniBmdBis gutter 9siunSbett 6sFnbsn
ipllen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
uNimmt uno Iies!"

Gin 2aienbruber elmer relisi6ien @enoiz
isni9aft in elmer protsitantii9en &ei9ss
bauptitabt ma9ts ietnen Sang in bic Stabt,
um bic n6tbissn giufdufe fur bic Stride su
MAIDEN. Sa tommt er aud su einem reis
den &aufberrn. bel benz ct bdufis 9ei9dfte
balbsr sinsutebrsn pfeste. vaber iasen
sic einmal," fd5rt ibn bisier nidt ionbsrs
lid freunbli9 an, vSie finb ia 8atbolit !;
mas bot ba Sbr 9upft fir llninn uon ben
S%reimaursru ssidrieben! @ie fam er ie
10 ani9wdrSsn unb 10 uiel S9le3tisfsit
ibuen anoi6ten! Sinh bod bic Sreimaurer
10 quite, pobltbdtise Meniden." SO,
fol" erpioerte Der Sruoer, Obne ii3 aus
Der &ube brinssn su laiIen. v&snnen Sic
bic Sreimaurer 10 gut, paB Sic has iasen
t0nnen?" rSa seuiB", iaste Sener,
benin i5 islbit bin Sreimaurer. - vaba,
'taut's oa bsrauS? aber babeu sic aud
ii, Gncpslisa bss 8upites i4on selsisn?"
,Hsiu, bas bab' i'd ni4t. aber id
bcss sort, baB sr uus Sretmaatet ir
ibSySlidi BARN psrIsamoet." - rNuu
mt" soot. \. Sruoer, vbann miHen sic
SSis GnsstI;fn {, Ter Isien. @sbsn Sic min
Sus nSt6ios set0> 70 bsiorse i'd Sbnen cine
ileberiebnno Sapun; .7e tit Bel ben @sitIi,
den Der StaSf Su betsn. pam tonrer
Sic ielbft ieben, ob Der Yfs 'tsgl ga1 o1sr
ni6t." Der Saufmanu CAB eas Och,
uno Der Sruber bp!te bic gne9tIh,'. 400,
nun nsbuen Sie", iaste er, ibru sas Slaft
reidsno, ,uno Ieieu Sic aufmsrtfam! 4 ,as
ndaite Mal, uenn i5 wisber torme, ia,
gen sic mir, uas sic bapon balten."
@tpa a4t Gage ipdter ipta5 infer 9uaSsr
wieoer Bel benz Raufmann Dor, uni, feline
erife 5rase mar: rGsssun, babsn", sic bic
@ncptlita ces YapiteS aud s~sIeiens" 9a
grill Der &aufmann i'm bel Der Sdntf unb
iaste: rSa, msin 6reunO, i'd babe is sss
leien unb pieberssIsien, unb 9ass, mas
SIR Bapit iast, lit pabr unb gut. BON
nun al MIL id ni9ts msbr nit ben 5rei.
maurer semein baben." - Oas rpa alio
elm erneuertes: rNimm uuo Iiss!" bss 81.
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y autes @IEssles.
NHBlides fir SaIls unS Sof.
&obIenDl alS Raihmittet.

6OIsenoes &eSspt our bsiisrn unb lsi6s
tern &einiguns Der 9uuspdi9e mu6te lest:
bin in enSIii6eu 3ettunseu bic Runoe:
o6iae ben @uidtehsI tbetIpeiie nit 8ai.
fer, tbue Elm YfuuO fein 9ei6nittene 9es
p6bnIide Wuidieife bin,u unb ruenn bteie
i'm Baher auf benz Sfen aufseI6it 1T,
sieBe D @BIOffel uoa sutes 2ampen; Sob
len6l binein. @enn bas WaHer fo6t,
ftste bic fetnere WeiBpdi6e in ben Reiiel,
brebe ie mebrmals bsrum unb nimm fe mad
sebn Ttinuten beraus, iete ite in reines
betBes Waher gum GuSipilen unb bann in
Blaupuher. Na9 Der Seinwdi3e tbui
man bic srObere 8sibpdi3e in ben Sehel
unS sulsst bic 8untudide. Soate fid
bas @uiier uerfO6eu, 10 iiise mebr @afer,
nod elm babies 9funb seriduittene Setfe
unO sineu @Bl6ffel uOa RoblenOI binSu,
$50 ft9 BIER uno ba ned Elm S9mutffeder
seiat, 9eniiat Elm lei6tes &eibeu NIT be,
6Gnb, UNI i'm III sntfernen," Sbises
NitteI ipart 3eit, Qrbstt unS Sus st6uuser
Der Wdi9e uno ma6t lettere id0u wetB,
8isIe btsiise 6raueu babeu bemielbsn siu:
itise 3eu9ui6e ausseitsllt uno In unisru
6auie bat IS ebsnfaQs bic 9robe CUR ge.
frieoi9uns beitanber. Die babel benust,
Wense Seife unO bas &o3en Der Bdi4'
beIfen aQeroinss uiel na9. Weltbote.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES zines 9ruffeblers.

Ser Sirit zines tlsinen 0uobesftaateS
bate rsdt uisle S9uIben. 0u bei9entte
Jpn leine @emabIin - absr ni3t etpa nit
Elm paar Wi0ionsn, ionbern nit einem
Saar tleinen Sur9Idu6ten. @roBe SreuOe
i'm 9anbe, sroBe 8erleeenbeit i'm S9loB
benin bic Eaufe Der erluu9ten SprOBIinse
wirb uuter @iulabuns etntser befreunbeter
setrOntsr Sdupter @elb, iebr pteI @elO
toiten, uno es mar pom bteiem arttfel
pteOer safdIis unsemetn wenis uOrbanOen.
Nber bic Pra9tliebe bes 2anbesuaters peiB
fi6 iber bsrartise &%Ietnistetteu Iet6t bins
psssuiesen. &c. Our9lau9t sibt Orbre,
i'm Sofiournal betannt gu seben, vbaB Der
Sirit bic Taufe nit allsm erbenfIt9en
Bomp pornebren perbe."
0as Sofiournal eri3eint - aber, uus
u1d6tiser 9ott, man traut ieinen ausen
taum a; beuu ba itebt portli9 gu Ieien: vSe.
Sur9laudt, 5irf &tdarb wirb bic Gaufe
nit allen erbentIi3eu 9 II m p uornebmen. "
8, iiber bteie malitt6ien 0rudfebler,
unb peI9en S9uOen t0nnen fe anri6ten |
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Grfabrene Sibner;idter wiFen aler.

Grfabrene Sabnsr;idtet wiFeu aaers
binss, pie pi5tis es 1T, ben 9ibnerh rpa6s
renb bes talten Betters warnteS 6utter Su
ssben, bod i9etnt biss ptslsu 2anbpirtben
unbefunnt seblisben gu ieiu. ales 6uttsr,
mag es semti9t Ober rein, 9squetidt Ooer
9aus ietu, isate erwdrmt werben. Wenn
man sauSen Rais, Der Elm sutss unb biQis
ass SIbnerfutter 1T, uerfittert, muB er I'M
Sisu 70 melt erbist weroen, baB er beinabe
serOitet 1T, bann ldBt man i'm etuas abb
tiblen uuo stbt i'm bunn ben Sibnern.
@eto9tes 6uttsr, bus uOn 3eit gu 3eit ses
sebeu wirb, ioate itets parm uerfittert
weroeu unb mem nOtbis, ioate man es i'm
Diem aufpdrmen. IS lit i6errui5snb,
peI9en llnteri3ieo marines 6utter wdbreno
Oer falten Gage auf bic @ierprOouttion
ausi6t, namentIi3 wenn fir ~seeisuetes
Sbba9 unb Bfe9e bes Sie5es seiorst lit.
Cine Der bsiten 6uttermii6unSen 1T iibrts
gems elm warmes @emense pom Serqueti4ten
gefo6ten &artoffeln nit WeiBentlete uno
etpas Ssltu9enpuluer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10

Ser Staat Waine bat feline YrObibi'
tionsseisse idon uisbsr usridarft. &inftis
lou aud auf dr1tlide S%erorbnuns tein
4potbster mebr irsenb elm ultoboIbaItises
@etrant psrabrsi9sn birfsn, obne bas
bsmislbsn uorbsr Elm rs4t bitter unb unan,
ssushm i4msdenser StOff bsisemii4t nor.
Ben III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Sie Solaen Der geiitiacn GridDpfnng.

gieIe aruntBeitcu, ~beiOnOsrs Oisientssu Der Msruen, limb
O. ToG8su pom tdsItd erueuertsr ssttiser Grid0pfurs.
Geidittlide Scrute brir9eu oft cine seiittse 4buusuus nit
lid, bic Der S~siuuObsit icbr HodtbeiIts lit, uHO bic ssIsbrs
ten 8sruie. peuu man f9 ibreu nit Gtier ptOmst, wtrtsn
ui6t went9cr ~uuireibsuo aui has gebirn uuo bic R,ruer.
Gs lit cine Der ptattgiter Gtgenidaitsu pom 8 o Il etter' 3
RagenbttterS, baB IS oitisu unpsrbdltniBmdbisen
9srlIIt an 3eaensepebeu eriebt, unO SuR IS benz Gebirn
uuo ben 8erUsU UsWs 8rdite Sibt. Die Genealogical, nit
Der IS bic 0si9Di5tt eethtse uRO t5rpGltds Rrait erueusrt,
lit auifausuO unO benefit, bdB i,Ht trdtttssuS,u gisens
i5aitsu pom b6diteu @srtb, hub. Gieie r%utrttGnle 0teots
su erneuert nibt MIR bic Hebeustrdite uuo Wirtt BEN SOL
9n Der aeiitisen Gri66piune entgcser, iouoeru lie betlt uHo
Vsrbntet aud @e6ieIfeber, Rbeumattsmus, 6rouiidt gsrs
6auurosIeibeu uuo &eritopiuug, Sdpdbeu Der Riereu uuo
Der Gsbdrmutter uuo dHoere Setoen. IS ptro aud pon
asr,tsn ais eu meot3iuti6s5 RetSs uno 3etImttteI EN-
piobIeu.
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8n6p mar franf, mir sa6sn iSr Satoria,
a!s is Elm 9ino ipGr, riei lie nab eaitoria,
sic iUuTOc elm GriuIeiH. uno bieIt Su Saitsric,
aIs fe ainSsr battle, sGb ie ibusn Saaoria.
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Sie iranSGiiidsn Meliuitbombeu baben

bstanntIia bel ben beuti9en 8ublsn cine
srobe Roue seipieIt. Rnnuebr itent ii9
aud tedniid bsraus, baB es nit bteien
Welinitbomben nt9t dnsitItd 1T. 9ie
@rploiion, pel9e i'm Quboratorium 3u 8sls
fort ituttsefunoeu BAT, iua mad benz vaues
mir militaire" bepieien baben, baB bteie
MeIinitbOmben CUR SeIbfsrpIOfOn bur3
6eu9tisteit 9elansen %tOuuen, weI9e cine
demii6e Serbinouns spti3en benz Sprenss
f0rper uno benz Rern beS @ei9ofes our
6otse bat. Ser vapenir militaire" wirft
benz General 8oulanser besbaIb Dor, baB
er fir bic Welinitbombsn so WfiQionen
ausseseben bat, obue gu r~ptiIen, Oh bic
neuen @ranaten ni6t pIOsli4 6 Monate,
nadoem he selaben iinb. Se~riprinsen werben.
4u4 bic vOeutide 9eeresSeituns" TT bers
ieIben Weinuns.
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S6lagfertia.

Borne befuno fid ais taum spansisiabs
riser iunser Wann in einem Rreiie ftreis
TENDER Serren unO purbe piber ieinen Wil.
len ms 9sipra9 sesossn. Sin i5on ats
lider 9err, Der isbr unsersimts Wsinuns
nit GROCER 9its uertbeioists, fubr ben iuns
gen SDrne, Der ibm 81 wioeripre1sn ses
wast bate, nit ben Worten an: vSn So.
rem Sabren mat i'd In iOl9sn Sa9sn nod
Elm gisI!"
Damn babsn sic f9 auBerorbentIid
gut eonierpirt~, eruiberts Borne unb tsbrte
Tim ben Rl6eu.